Are Meringues A Kosher Dessert To Put On Your Passover Menu?
Meringues are light, simple desserts perfect for any occasion, but does that include Passover? Here's how to tell if your meringues are fit for the holiday.
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The 22 Most Surprising Facts About Eggs
Eggs might seem like just a basic staple, but they are the source of plenty of intriguing facts. Here is everything you need to know about eggs.
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Is Tequila Kosher For Passover?
Kosher food laws become stricter during the sacred celebration of Passover. However, those who observe and enjoy tequila still have some options.
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14 Popular Fast Food Cheeseburgers Compared By Nutrition
No cheeseburger can be truly healthy, but there are some that are better than others. We break down the nutritional facts to find out how they stack up.
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The Unhealthiest Things On The Ruth's Chris Steak House Menu
Dining out at Ruth's Chris is a hearty affair, for both your wallet and stomach. Find out which items on the menu stack up the worst nutritionally.
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Is It Kosher To Drink Liquor During Passover?
Kosher food laws change somewhat during Passover, but how can those who observe this sacred time know which alcoholic beverages are okay? We have the answers.
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What Is A Wedding Cookie Table? Exactly What It Sounds Like!
A wedding cookie table varies from other nuptial traditions by redefining the experience of preparation for and enjoying sweet treats at wedding receptions.
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Diet Coke Vs Regular Coke: Which Should You Choose?
Both drinks have their passionate supporters, but what is the best option for you between regular Coke or Diet Coke? We take a look at how they stack up.
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Ricotta Vs Mascarpone: How Are These Italian Cheeses Different?
You may see ricotta and mascarpone used interchangeably, but these two Italian cheese are not the same. Here's how they differ in taste, texture, and process.
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Nobody Really Knows Why Triangular Food Is Served On Purim
The saying "good things come in threes" holds true food eaten during Purim in that some it is triangular. But the point of having three-pointed food is unclear.
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Whatever Happened To These Popular Bar Rescue Bars?
Jon Taffer has spent a lot of time trying to save bars from closure on "Bar Rescue," but not all have followed through to success. Find out what happened.
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How Did DoubleTree's Chocolate Chip Cookies Become So Famous?
No stay at a DoubleTree hotel is complete without a chocolate chip cookie. How exactly did these cookies become so famous? Let's explore some fun facts.
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The Mysterious Origin Story Behind Eating Gujiya To Celebrate Holi
Holi, the colorful Hindu holiday, is a time of joyous celebration, so, of course, great food is a must. We're looking at the murky origins of a Holi favorite.
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Ranking Every Flavor Of Sour Patch Kids
Sour Patch Kids come in a rainbow of hues, but it's not every day we stop and really taste them one by one. Find out how we ranked them all, from worst to best.
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K-Paul's: The New Orleans Restaurant That Paved The Way For Blackened Chicken
If you're a fan of blackened chicken, you may wonder where the culinary technique came from. We have the answer, and it's deep in the heart of New Orleans.
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What Cheesemakers Don't Want You To Know
Here are 13 facts about cheese you should know -- from what's in that bloomy rind to the cheese that's too stinky to carry on public transit.
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Alton Brown's Tip For Crepes That Won't Tear When You Cook Them
Crepes are notoriously hard to make, which is why many of us only enjoy them at restaurants. Fortunately, celeb chef Alton Brown has a helpful tip.
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How Long Is Jelly Good For After Opening It?
Whether spread on freshly baked bread or incorporated into a sweet recipe, jelly's versatility can't be beat. However, it does have a limited shelf life.
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The Tragic Story Of Rachael Ray
Rachael Ray is one of the most well-known celebrity chefs, but she has seen her fair share of controversies and hardships since her first show on Food Network.
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Are Canned Chickpeas Already Cooked?
Canned chickpeas are certainly convenient, but do they come pre-cooked? Here's what you need to know about using this versatile pantry staple.
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Italian Ciabatta Was Invented To Compete With The French Baguette
Arnaldo Cavallari had had enough of his countrymen's adoration of the French baguette,so, with the help of experts, he developed a uniquely Italian bread.
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False Facts About Celery You Thought Were True
Celery may seem like a humble vegetable but there are still plenty of misconceptions about it. We're here to separate fact from fiction on all things celery.
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Why Aren't Raspberry Rally Girl Scout Cookies Available In 2024?
The Girl Scouts released the cookie equivalent of a rallying cry in 2023. But the absence of Raspberry Rally cookies in 2024 created another reason to cry.
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Signs Hardee's Might Not Be Around Much Longer
Fast food fans might be upset to know that Hardee's may not be around much longer to satisfy their cravings. Here are reasons why the chain is struggling.
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The Historical Connection Between British Eccles Cake And A Religious Ban
Eccles cakes are a hot commodity, at least when they catch fire in microwaves. For as hellish as that sounds, it's not how the cake is tied to a religious ban.
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How NYC's Prohibition May Have Inspired Restaurants' '86' Phrase
If someone told you to 86ing something, you know the task entails removing said thing. But why? One possible explanation is linked to Prohibition.
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Vodka Vs Gin: Everything You Need To Know
Vodka and gin are two of the most classic liquors, but how do they compare to each other? This deep dive will tell you everything that you need to know.
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